Can Auto-magic room corrections FIX your ceiling surround speakers?

[@gabecollins1293]

Dude, I've learned a lot from you. Keep doing what you are doing. Also, the camera looks great.

[@PoesAcoustics]

Thanks for watching, I appreciate you.

[@Ian4k4]

I had a bit of a laugh when I put some surrounds in the ceiling. A character who was meant to walk around behind you sounded like they were walking around in the floor above the room I was in. Not quite so scary. It was in a lounge, and I did, however, answer the door once when someone knocked in the left hand surround speaker.

[@michael-4k4000]

Love the channel. Just picked up the Sonos Arc Ultra, Sub 4, and the 300's. WOW, just wow. When will you be reviewing the Sonos Arc Ultra? Thanks in advanced.

[@sk9592]

If in-wall speakers or traditional speakers in the room are absolutely not an option, then a passive soundbar under the TV could be a decent compromise option. At least the audio is coming from the correct direction. Though you aren't really getting proper separation between the LCR channels. But unlike a fully in-ceiling setup, it's a compromise I can live with.

[@Nikita-P]

Paradigm 30degrees angle in-ceiling speakers are good. I’m moving my LCR around and I have just my Top Front running as L&R and it’s so good it’s actually wrong (I did my angle math wrong) the sounds come out of top of my TV

[@sk9592]

For good in-ceiling speakers, you mentioned Perlisten and KEF. You also mentioned newer Sonance stuff as being decent. Which Sonance product line do you recommend?

[@Masterslessons]

Will it fix you wack room Mr Poe?